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SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE
Checking Tires
Air Pressure
Too low or too high a tire air pressure not
only affects the ride or causes damage to
the cargo but also causes abnormal heat
buildup, premature wear, a tire puncture, or
may even cause the tire to burst.
• Use an appropriate tire air pressure
gauge when measuring the air
pressure of a tire. Tire air pressure
should be measured when the tire
is cold, or before the vehicle is
driven. (After driving, tire air pressure
increases by about 10%.)
• As the tire air pressure varies
depending on the vehicle model and
tire size, refer to the air pressure label
on the driver's door opening frame
if the air pressure label is attached
or the tire air pressure tables on the
following pages if the air pressure
label is not attached.
• Also check the air pressure of the
spare tire using a tire air pressure
gauge at the intervals specified by the
Maintenance Schedule.
Air pressure label
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